Nanobiomaterial Interfaces is a biological interface that mediates interactions between nanoscale biomaterials and biological systems, distinguished by its ability to regulate molecular signaling, cellular responses, and tissue integration at the nanometer scale through engineered physicochemical, topographical, and biochemical cues.
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Nanoindentation of biological materials
Donna M. Ebenstein, Lisa A. Pruitt · Nano Today · 2006 · 477 citations
Nanomaterials at work in biomedical research
Younan Xia · Nature Materials · 2008 · 237 citations
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